Process Model for Accessible Website User Evaluation

Žilak, Matea; Rašan, Ivana; Keselj, Ana; Car, Željka

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-5764-4_6

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“…The average reaction time of the participants by different color combinations is shown in Figure 8 c. The best results were obtained with high-contrast combinations (yellow–black, color01; black–white, color05; black–yellow, color09; blue–yellow, color10; green–black, color11; white–black, color13). Most of the efficient color combinations (color01, color09, color10, and color11) are combinations from the methodology created in a previous study on the use of efficient color and contrast combinations on the web [ 39 ]. Apart from that, good results were obtained when using interfaces with high-contrast monochrome black and white (color5) and white and black (color13) combinations.…”

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The Application of Deep Learning for the Evaluation of User Interfaces

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Miličević

Žubrinić

et al. 2022

Sensors

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In this study, we tested the ability of a machine-learning model (ML) to evaluate different user interface designs within the defined boundaries of some given software. Our approach used ML to automatically evaluate existing and new web application designs and provide developers and designers with a benchmark for choosing the most user-friendly and effective design. The model is also useful for any other software in which the user has different options to choose from or where choice depends on user knowledge, such as quizzes in e-learning. The model can rank accessible designs and evaluate the accessibility of new designs. We used an ensemble model with a custom multi-channel convolutional neural network (CNN) and an ensemble model with a standard architecture with multiple versions of down-sampled input images and compared the results. We also describe our data preparation process. The results of our research show that ML algorithms can estimate the future performance of completely new user interfaces within the given elements of user interface design, especially for color/contrast and font/layout.

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